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Seamless Synchronisation<br />

Hands Free Resuscitation with the<br />

corpuls3 and corpulscpr.<br />

In the <strong>Ambulance</strong><br />

Emergency transport carries risk<br />

for the patient and the responding<br />

team. With synchronised therapy,<br />

the emergency team can remain<br />

seated whilst in transit. Rhythm<br />

control and shock delivery can be<br />

performed on the corpuls 3 while<br />

the medic is seated.<br />

In tight spaces<br />

Whether in a lift, a stairwell, or<br />

on tricky terrain, synchronised<br />

resuscitation means that therapy<br />

can continue where it wouldn’t<br />

have been possible before. Once<br />

in place, a medic can control the<br />

corpuls 3 monitor, defibrillator and<br />

CPR parameters of the corpuls cpr.<br />

In the air<br />

Patient access is extremely limited<br />

in air rescue. Thanks to the perfect<br />

interaction of the corpuls 3 with<br />

the corpuls cpr, movement within<br />

the cabin is reduced. Synchronised<br />

mechanical chest compressions<br />

can be given, without having to<br />

accept long hands-off times.<br />

• Shorter hands-off time.<br />

• Automated pre-shock compressions.<br />

• Can be used in manual and AED mode.<br />

• Increased safety & minimised interruptions.<br />

• Less resources required.<br />

• Easier operation.<br />

• Data transmission.<br />

• Post mission analysis.<br />

Learn more:<br />

Scan the QR code<br />

with your phone<br />

camera and click<br />

the link.<br />

Or visit:<br />

uqr.to/sync-cpr<br />

www.corpuls.co.uk<br />

Official <strong>UK</strong> supplier of corpuls and Weinmann<br />

medical devices and software.

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